Some kinds of learning that move online smoothly; others that suffer terribly. We educators might look critically at our own teaching through this lens:
What am I doing that might as well be online? Be online at scale? Be automated?
Is it worth my students’ time and energy to be doing those things?
If in my teaching I have the precious gifts of physical proximity and human relationships, am I using them wisely?
What forces are trying to wrest away those gifts, that kind of learning?